The Hero Rocker
While filming a music video on a bridge in Nashville earlier this week, Jon Bon Jovi spotted a woman standing on the ledge and persuaded her to step off. The two were then seen sharing a hug and walking together. To make the story even more meaningful, the bridge happens to be named after a journalist who saved a suicidal man’s life there in the 1950s.
This gesture is just another example of Jon Bon Jovi helping people. He is also a philanthropist and active member of the nonprofit community.
In 2011, Jon Bon Jovi and his wife, Dorothea Bongiovi, established the first of four JBJ Soul Kitchens in NJ. They are nonprofit community restaurants that serve both paying and in-need customers.
Dorothea Bongiovi was inspired to create JBJ Soul Kitchen as a way to bring communities together and help those in need. The restaurant is designed to be a place where people can dine in a quality setting while also participating in a movement to help others.